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"La Rochelle is in England" is an English equivalent of the (incorrect)* French phrase La Rochelle est en Angleterre.

Specifically, the feminine singular definite article la means "the." The feminine noun Rochelle is a proper noun which literally means "little rock." The verb est means "(he/she/it) is." The preposition en means "at, in, on." The feminine noun Angleterre means "England."

The pronunciation will be "lah roh-sheh-leh-taw-naw-gluh-tehr" in French.

*La Rochelle actually is located about midway along the southwestern coast of France.

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